Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-03-25

Az. W. DoSSett IN MS communion
Service, which will be celebrated ON
the second Sabbath in April. Ser
vices will begin on Thursday night,
April z, aud will continue over Sun
day.
Lewis Jones says he has the best
smithey in the county. and wants CIV.
erybcdy to know it. When the dry
season comes he will attend to all the
crippled wagons and vehicles and will
put n pair of shoes on your horse
that will last till the n. & w. road is
here.
AS long ms Bob. Holley's big. black
horse can pull through the mud, John
D.. Alexander will have tons of Hard
ware to sell along with his mammoth
stock of Groceries, Dry Goods,
Clothing and Merchandise in general.
Just look in on him one time and be
convinced,
When That new line OF Railroad is
completed to Cumberland Gap, Knox,
vile Tennessee will cultivate this
market better than she does at pres
ent. Mr.. Roberts, the representa-
tive OF drug house. spent several
days in town this week-somc
evidence Of success.
Bob. Holley and Joe. Winner are
running their train on regular time.
They take up the goods at Graham
ms fast MS they arrive. They threaten
to'baul "a short haul) in competition
to the Extension, when it is built to
this place They would be little
late-but they would pull through
with top load.
Buchanan, Fudge & CO., say it
will not do to hide their new stool,
of goods under bushcl. They are
now receiving n big line of Dry
Goods, Notions, Boots and Shoes,
Dyes, Ready Made Clothing-pillcd
up in big stacks, and spread out in
broad sheets, and tucked away in
every available space.
Very few people have any idea OF
the great popularity of the Kranicl,
& Bach Piano among the best musi.
clans. j. d. Hobbie & Co., State
Agents, Lynchburg, arc preparing q
pamphlet of testimonials from all the
professors of Lynchburg and leading
musicians throughout the country,
which will abound with the highest
praise of this celebrated Primo.
Our friends Surface & White OF
the Central Hotel, are determined to
extend to the travelling public all the
facilities demanded. They are buy
ing number of fine horses for thei,
Livery business. They have two pair.
of grays that nre steppcrs. They will
make "twoforty" to Graham and re
turn. Messrs. Surface & White will
have their teams on the roads rs soon
rs the martins come.
A. H. Gibboney. Esq, Secretary
for the Southwestern Lunatic Assy
lum at Marion, come ovcr Monday,
to refresh his eyes by view Of our
pastures green. He reported Mrs.
Pcndleton, widow of the late James
L. Pendleton, and daughter Of the
late Samuel Cecil, rs still struggling
between life and death. There arc
more people Of her pure character
dead than alive. She is a ripe shcar
MARRIED.. mt the residence of the
brides father, Robert Witten, ESQ.
March 18th, by Rev. Geo. Buston
Mr.. Reese Whitley to Miss Rachel
Witten, both of Tazewcll county,
The attendants were rs follows
Miss jimmie Witten, Mr.. Will Crock
EFT; Miss Ida Gillespie, MIR. Adolf
plus Keiser; Miss Josie Peery, Mr.
Will Witten; Miss Susie Buston
Mr.. John Buchanan Miss Mollic
Peery, Mr.. Jack Witten; Miss Laura
Bottimore, Mr.. Jesse Mccall. The
bride and groom have our best wishes
for their future happiness and pros
perity.
Rev. John Boring of the ELI
Garden Circuit commenced pro
tracted meeting last Tuesday night
and has preached at the Methodist
church both morning and night since
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